Bill Barr’s ‘One Damn Thing After Another’

William Barr served under not one but two presidents — George H. W. Bush, 1991-93, and Trump, 2019-20 — and they were quite different.

Support for or opposition to President Trump is a feature of the divide in conservative media. AP/John Raoux

Writing memoirs about President Trump’s White House is the cottage industry that won’t cool down, and hot off the presses — on March 8, to be precise — is William Barr’s “One Damn Thing After Another: Memoirs of an Attorney General,” both a book and a preemptive strike against Mr. Trump’s potential reentry to the misty realm of presidential politics. 

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